Walmart Inc.: “Remember, we don’t care where a stock has come from, we care where it’s going, and I think Walmart’s stock goes higher. I like the idea. It’s terrific.” Edwards Lifesciences Corp.: “That is a fantastic stock, and it’s got, by the way, the best technology when it comes to the heart.” The AES
Transportation stocks have hit the skids and are looking worse than the broader market, a trend that needs to reverse for stocks to stabilize. The Dow Transports have lost 15 percent since Oct. 1, 6 percentage points worse than the S&P 500, and they show no sign of improving. The Dow Transports are down nearly
To say General Electric (NYSE:GE) has taken investors on a wild ride this year would be a considerable understatement. After tumbling more than 60% between the beginning of the year and October, GE stock has almost been cut in half again. Thursday’s news that it was selling most of its stake in its ServiceMax software
The bank stocks and the oil plays are so beaten-up that CNBC’s Jim Cramer can’t recommend them to investors, even as his positive long-term outlook for the sectors is still intact, he said Thursday. “If you own the oils or the banks, it’s hard not to feel like an idiot,” he said Thursday on “Mad
Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Costco shares fell 3 percent after the market close after reporting disappointing quarterly earnings and revenue. The company reported $34.31 billion in revenue, falling short of the $34.79 billion estimated by analysts polled by Refinitiv. The company posted adjusted earnings of $1.61 per share, just shy
Talk about coincidence. Back in early 2009 when financial markets globally were reeling from a housing sector meltdown, the S&P 500 touched a low of 666 before proceeding to start a bull run that has lasted nearly a decade and counting. Fast forward ten years. Just a few days ago, shares of General Electric (NYSE:GE) hit
Micron (NASDAQ:MU) stock started 2018 out well. Investors flocked to MU stock like moths to light and it quickly rallied $20. Unfortunately in June that all changed. After hitting the $64 high, Micron stock fell into a $30 chute. It lost the whole rally and then some. In total, it corrected almost 50% from the
Stocks are taking a break despite gapping higher in morning trading on Thursday. Instead, the market is now pulling back slightly after a decent rebound for most of the week. Can we sustain the move higher or are we going back to the recent lows? Let’s look at some must-see stock charts for Friday. Must-See
The video game industry has not been treated kindly by the stock market recently. Despite the sector’s impressive unit sales, shares of Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI), Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ:TTWO) and Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) have been hammered in recent months. As a result, long-term investors are examining the damaged stocks, wondering if any of them are attractive.
How you handle your 401(k) savings depends a lot on how much you earn. And if you’re middle income — earning between $40,000 and $85,000 — you’re more likely to take a loan from your 401(k) or other workplace retirement plan, according to new research from J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Individuals who fall in that
Goldman Sachs economists said it’s more likely than not that U.S.-China trade negotiators will not reach a deal in time to head off higher tariffs on March 1, and importers could rush to order their goods in January and February ahead of the deadline. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold
It’s been an exciting couple of weeks for the marijuana industry in general and Aurora Cannabis (NYSE:ACB) in particular. This week, Aurora announced a new acquisition in Mexico that sent ACB stock significantly higher. More generally, a huge strategic investment got speculators excited about marijuana stocks again after the recent decline. Altria (NYSE:MO) elected to pay $1.8
I hate Facebook (NASDAQ:FB). But I’m about to tell you why buying FB stock right now may be the easiest investment decision you can make. I hate Facebook because it monetizes my life, because it’s killing journalism, and because its management doesn’t seem to care about the future of humanity or the planet. But this
It’s time to add Nvidia to the Christmas shopping list as semiconductor stocks start to carve out a price floor after a steep sell-off, Citigroup told clients Thursday. Not only have Nvidia estimates been cut 18 percent on lower cryptocurrency demands, but gaming chip sale expectations have been cut to make the stock look cheap,
Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: Coca-Cola – UBS downgraded the stock to “neutral” from “buy.” The firm notes Coke’s stable earnings growth, but adds that the company is in the midst of significant changes and that issues with any one of them could prompt management to back away from prior growth
Do you own Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) stock? If so, you must be incredibly frustrated that it trades for less than four times the fiscal 2019 consensus estimate. Semiconductor stocks have gotten walloped over the past three months; MU stock is down 19% through December 11. However, it’s not alone. According to Finviz.com, 32 out of 44
Editor’s note: This column is part of our Best Stocks for 2019 contest. Jason Moser’s pick for the contest is Teladoc Health (NASDAQ:TDOC). Two things I know for sure: The internet is the ultimate disruptor of my lifetime (at least so far) and the doctor’s office visit is one of the most inefficient and time-consuming processes on
U.S. stock futures are inching higher this morning after a second straight trading session of strong selling into the close. Traders continue to search for Santa, but as of now his much talked about rally remains absent. Heading into the open, futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average are up 0.15% and S&P 500 futures
Longtime bearish analyst Stephen Tusa of J.P. Morgan upgraded shares of General Electric to neutral from underweight on Thursday and removed the stock from the firm’s short idea list, saying the embattled industrial giant now has a more “balanced risk reward at current levels.” “Key to the story, in our view, is the outcome of
Shares of Facebook could be nearing a trough as Instagram continues to attract advertisers and the company adds to its share buyback program, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Wednesday. “I think Facebook, the stock, is ready to bottom. Maybe it already has. Maybe it can go higher” as more and more retailers pour money into advertising
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